In order to promote the new models the luxury carmaker has introduced three new television spouts touting the vehicle's increased performance and range. The ads include a 60 second television spot called “The Station” and two new spots, “Future” and …
Goldman Sachs (GS) created a stir earlier this week when it forecasted that gold would fall to $1,000 an ounce by the end of 2014, as the firm expected the Federal Reserve to reduce its bond buying program. Goldman also suggested that gold miners might …
Enlarging our vision still more, it is not absurd to hope that putting the world's poor online would result in connections between them and more affluent people, leading to more assistance. Research … Slate / The Washington Post News Service. Hungry …
Shoppers running out as a shooting took place at Westgate shopping mall in Nairobi. Reuters. At least 30 people have been killed after gunmen stormed a Kenyan shopping mall in a possible terrorist attack. Men armed with AK47s and grenades opened fire …
The program invites high school students from Aspen to Parachute to apply for scholarships to embark on a project — literally, any project — with a service component. …. His host family was affluent, with private drivers and comfortable homes …
The attack shocked people in the mall, which is known for attracting wealthy and foreign shoppers. "Rob Vandijk, who works at …. They were safe, and non-Muslims would be targeted," mall visitor Elijah Kamau tells the news service. Another witness …
Pepper Miller, founder of Pepper-Miller group which specializes in market research, confirms that beauty brands traditionally want "white exotic beauty" to endorse their products in the West. Model co-ordinators say clients often have very specific …
Ms. Duessel, the Pittsburgh money manager's senior strategist for equity income products, says Federated's recent survey of affluent investors and their advisers indicates investors are concerned about their low-yielding bond investments and are …
In a recent paper it says: "While highly skilled young workers have traditionally provided a vital influx of new, affluent consumers to U.S. housing and auto markets, unprecedented student debt may dampen their influence in today's marketplace." Or put …